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Help[Opinions] Re: Names I encourted online
in reply to a message by nesstya
I'm truly sorry, but Melaine instantly takes my mind to "melign" (i.e. to slander someone).
Liselle is a super common name here. It's like the Harper of the '90s.
Carmela is beautiful. Attila with 2 ts and 1 l is a cool name. I'd use it for a character rather than a person, though. Ditto Rhiannon, Flavien and Soren. The rest aren't really my speed.
Liselle is a super common name here. It's like the Harper of the '90s.
Carmela is beautiful. Attila with 2 ts and 1 l is a cool name. I'd use it for a character rather than a person, though. Ditto Rhiannon, Flavien and Soren. The rest aren't really my speed.
This message was edited 2/8/2025, 8:09 AM
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Thank you for saying what "melign" is. English isn't my 1st language and I wasn't aware.
For me Melaine sounded like better alternative to Melina which is a word for neglected, dirty, abandoned or drug/alco house/apartment in polish language.
What "ditto" means here?
For me Melaine sounded like better alternative to Melina which is a word for neglected, dirty, abandoned or drug/alco house/apartment in polish language.
What "ditto" means here?
I never realized Melanie could sound like "melign". It's still a widely used and popular name in English-speaking countries.
Ditto means "same for me".
Ditto means "same for me".
little correction: Melaine not Melanie. Written with I before N it does sound like "melign" unfortunately.
Thank you for explaining ditto!
Thank you for explaining ditto!
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